Cordoba:                                                                5 days - 4 nights: 262,17€ /student*    

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 Sample itinerary with hostel accommodation (2024)

  • Day 1: Arrive to Cordoba, hostel check in and explore the old city.  
  • Day 2: In the morning visit the Mosque Cathedral with its nineteen naves, its Patio de los Naranjos, and a Renaissance cathedral coro. Walk through the Judería, Córdoba's old Jewish quarter. Visit the Sinagogue and the medieval Torre de la Calahorra with its mutimedia presentation of history.    
  • Day 3: In the morning visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos and its wonderful gardens, a great place to get your breath back. In the afternoon visit the Arabic Baths (10th century).
  • Day 4: In the morning visit Medina Azahara, a Palace complex built on a dream scale and perfect symbol of the western caliphate's extent and greatness. In the afternoon enjoy some shopping.
  • Day 5: Come back to U.K
Situated in the centre of Andalusia, at the foothills of the Morena mountains on the banks on the river Guadalquivir stands Cordoba. This great Caliphate city was the capital of Al-Andalus (Moorish Spain) in the 10th century and a city of three faiths (Christian, Jewish, and Muslim). Its most iconic monument is the mosque, a UNESCO world heritage site and one of the most important examples of Muslim art and culture in Spain.

Wandering through the town truly is a pleasure with the key sights including; the Jewish Quarter with its synagogue, the Museum of Fine Art and the Julio Romero de Torres Museum.Furthermore, Cordoba continues in its tradition of artisanal craftsmanship, specialising in silver work (jewellery and filigree) and embossed leather, therefore, an afternoon’s shopping is highly recommended. 

May is the best month for festivals, kicking off with the “Fiesta de las Cruces” where the city is decorated with floral crosses, followed by the “Festival de los Patios”, and finishing during the final week with the Festival of Our Lady of Health. The local specialities include the “salmorejo” (a version of the famous Andalusian gazpacho soup), braized Oxtail, “perol” (meat and rice casserole)and “flamenquin” (stuffed pork steak, fried in breadcrumbs). Its most famous wines come from the vineyards of Montilla-Moriles.
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Includes:
- Detailed information pack
- Itinerary planning service
- Accommodation in half-board basis (breakfast and dinner)
- Free staff places ratio 2:24
- Reservation of tickets 
- 24/7 assistance during the stay
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*Mid season price calculated for 24 students and 2 teachers. Suplement at Easter and Bank Holidays. Consult us.

Does not include:
- Transport in the city
- Flight tickets (read more)
- Airport transfers. They can be organised with private or public transport and the price may change regarding the number of students, please contact us for more details.